Eastwood High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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FIRST ROW: J. Busdeker, Aedile, P. Lay- man, Secretary, L. Nollenberger, Treasurer 3 Marshall, D. Huprich, R. Bruns, M. Kaczor. S. Witker, President, H. Gam, Vice-Presi- dent, M. Frobose, Tribune. SECOND ROW N. Amos, D. Fredrich, L. Aufdencamp, D Peters, L. Michaels, D. Jacobs, C. McGill C. Campbell, Mrs. Cletus Sheffler, Adviser. THIRD ROW: J. Heintz, M. Miller, S. So- hadja, J. Welling, J. Russell, S. Spanton, P. Reitzel, C. Stein, A. Kirkbride, B. Metzger. FOURTH ROW: G. Gottschalk, B. Watkins B. Brown, M. Franz, R. Bruggemeier, C. J. Wagner, S. Matheny, FIFTH ROW: T, Weigman, L. Kohring, B. Fries, L Aufden- carnp, S. Schellhase, C. Marks, D. Beeker, , J. Snyder, B. Nollenberger, K. Avers, J. Hagemeyer, D. Schramm, SIXTH ROW: L. Hutchinson, M. Brinker, R. Rohloff, J. Bushman, L, Donnell, W. Franz, R. Grolle, D. Dierksheide, L. Burkholder, K. Donnell, M. Gardner, D. Wegman. Tudents Explore Various Facets of Ancient Roman I e .A fa N2 is Several main activities occupy the program of H. the Latin Club. In the spring the Toledo Mu- r L ...ai seum of Art sponsors a Latin exhibit. Various models, charts, and projects are displayed. Also in the spring is the initiation of new mem- bers with a picnic following. Concluding the whole year is the Roman banquet, when the 5 members dress in togas and stolas and eat in the style of old Rome, reclining at low tables and eating Without the customary untensils. The Latin Club meets the last Tuesday of the month and is guided by Mrs. Cletus Sheffler, and Mrs. Adeline Ridenour. - ef 25 Latin Club members act out mythical legend

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,fa-W' EogIe's Eye Continues in Superior Performance 4 Rated superior in Northwestern Ohio competition since 1959, the EAGLE'S EYE has maintained its L high form of news presentation throughout the 1965-66 year. The paper is printed by the journalism II students under the supervision of Miss Shirley Reese. The staff publishes and distributes over 2000 copies of the EAGLE'S EYE throughout the school dis- trict twice each month and ex- changes papers with many neigh- boring schools. The many high school, junior high and elementary activities are brought to the attention of the public by means of the topnotch M. Pool straightens card file of subscribers. Staff reporting. Left to Right: M. Pool, Miss S. Reese, Adviser, G. Meder, D. Hampshire, S. Bockbrader, Editorg L. Moore. 24

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Polificol Science Insfills Knowledge of Foreign Affairs l Political Science concerns itself with the governments and current events of the World. The club meets once a month guided by CURRENT HISTORY, a monthly maga- zine on world affairs. Discussions ranged from the war in Viet Nam to labor unions in the United States. The club studied the governments of France, England, China, Russia, Africa, and the Latin American FIRST ROW: MI. Calvin Freund, Adviser, J. Russell, S. Witker, J. Chaffee, L. Aufdencamp, M. Bockbrader, M. Schaefer,M.r.Dale Bruning, Adviser. SECOND ROW: S. Bauman, K. Brinker, D. Stickel, S. Snyder, H. Garn, J. LEFT: Mr. Bruning discus- ses the govemrnental pro- cedures of European coun- tries with J. Konesky and S. Bauman. countries. Political Science is open to juniors and seniors who are interested in government and in keeping up to date on the inter- national picture. Mr. Dale Bruning and Mr. Calvin Fruend guided the monthly discussions and added many valuable comments. Buchman, S. Gullufsen, THIRD ROW: J. Konesky, S. Bockbrader, D. Hampshire, K. Donnell, F. George, C. Dierksheide, B.Bomlitz, L. Donnell, M. Westerhaus, N. Kopp.